Location via proxy:   [ UP ]  
[Report a bug]   [Manage cookies]                
Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 152 views

    Utp 63

    Uploaded by

    Eileen Tyler
    This document provides information on an electrode used for welding. The electrode is completely austenitic and based on chromium, nickel, manganese, and molybdenum. It can be used universally for welding carbon steel, chromium-nickel steel, and materials resistant to oxidation up to 850°C. The electrode forms a crack-resistant, intermediate layer and is suitable for root passes in cladding. It has good weldability in all positions except vertical-down and produces smooth beads with high resistance to cracking and tension. The deposited metal has over 350 MPa flow limit, 590 MPa tensile strength and over 30% elongation. Proper welding techniques and thermal treatments are described.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Utp 63

    Uploaded by

    Eileen Tyler
    152 views1 page
    This document provides information on an electrode used for welding. The electrode is completely austenitic and based on chromium, nickel, manganese, and molybdenum. It can be used universally for welding carbon steel, chromium-nickel steel, and materials resistant to oxidation up to 850°C. The electrode forms a crack-resistant, intermediate layer and is suitable for root passes in cladding. It has good weldability in all positions except vertical-down and produces smooth beads with high resistance to cracking and tension. The deposited metal has over 350 MPa flow limit, 590 MPa tensile strength and over 30% elongation. Proper welding techniques and thermal treatments are described.

    Original Description:

    UTP 63

    Original Title

    UTP 63

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document provides information on an electrode used for welding. The electrode is completely austenitic and based on chromium, nickel, manganese, and molybdenum. It can be used universally for welding carbon steel, chromium-nickel steel, and materials resistant to oxidation up to 850°C. The electrode forms a crack-resistant, intermediate layer and is suitable for root passes in cladding. It has good weldability in all positions except vertical-down and produces smooth beads with high resistance to cracking and tension. The deposited metal has over 350 MPa flow limit, 590 MPa tensile strength and over 30% elongation. Proper welding techniques and thermal treatments are described.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    152 views1 page

    Utp 63

    Uploaded by

    Eileen Tyler
    This document provides information on an electrode used for welding. The electrode is completely austenitic and based on chromium, nickel, manganese, and molybdenum. It can be used universally for welding carbon steel, chromium-nickel steel, and materials resistant to oxidation up to 850°C. The electrode forms a crack-resistant, intermediate layer and is suitable for root passes in cladding. It has good weldability in all positions except vertical-down and produces smooth beads with high resistance to cracking and tension. The deposited metal has over 350 MPa flow limit, 590 MPa tensile strength and over 30% elongation. Proper welding techniques and thermal treatments are described.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 1

    Standards

    AWS A5.4
    DIN 8556

    UTP 63

    : E307-16
    : E 18 8 Mn 6 R 26

    Rutile electrode completely


    austenitic based on CR Ni Mn Mo.
    Universal usage.

    Application Field
    Completely austenitic electrode used to inter-connect and fill with carbon steel or bound or in junction welding
    between this type of steel and Chromium-Nickel ones. It is equally indicated for junctions welding between steel
    resistant to oxidation, subject to operational temperature up to 850C. Antimagnetic material and High Manganese
    steel (Hadfield type) may be bound with each other with the use of this electrode. Used in coating parts subject to
    solidification due to impact or wear caused by friction, such as: rail bending iron, trailing point, crusher tooth and
    dredges, mortar milling beaters, etc. It forms an intermediate layer resistant to cracks over the normal hardness
    materials or those with great hardness in hard coating, in addition to being perfectly suitable for root passes in
    cladding plates.
    Welding Characteristics
    Good weldability in all positions, except descending vertical. Easy to remove the slag. The surface of the chords is
    smooth. The antimagnetic deposit is highly resistant to cracks and it has great stretching capacity, balancing and
    decreasing tensions. In case of mechanical requirements, the deposit tends to harden at cold temperatures. It resists
    to oxidation up to 850C.
    Mechanical Characteristics of the Deposited Metal
    Flow limit
    N/mm
    >350

    Resistance to traction
    N/mm
    >590

    Stretching
    %
    >30

    Charpy Essay
    Impact V
    60 J

    Chemical Analysis of the Deposited Metal (in %)


    C
    0.08

    Cr
    19.0

    Ni
    10.0

    Mn
    4.0

    Mo
    0.70

    Type of Current: CC (+) or CA


    Machine Configuration
    Electrode mm
    Current A

    2.5 x 300
    50 - 70

    3.25 x 350
    70 - 100

    4.0 x 350
    100 - 130

    5.0 x 450
    130 - 160

    Welding Instructions
    Keep the electrode in vertical position; short or medium arch. Only use electrodes which are completely dry.
    Thermal Treatment
    Determine the preheating value as per the base material. Under no circumstances preheat the Hadfield Manganese
    steel. Post thermal treatments in ferritic base materials in temperatures above 500C should be brief in order to avoid
    Carbon heating in the line of fusion of the deposit for the transition zone.

    WARNING:
    The information presented herein should not be considered as a guarantee or certification for which we can be held
    legally responsible. These are offered to the Clients for appreciation, investigation and verification. This
    information may be altered without previous notice.
    Oct/2005 Rev. 4

    WELDING 0800-119002

    You might also like